Robinhood Chain Hits $13.05M in Fees in Two Months, Annualized Revenue at $110M

Robinhood Chain Hits $13.05M in Fees in Two Months, Annualized Revenue at $110M

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2026-09-02 02:34:34
Robinhood Chain generated $13.05 million in cumulative fee revenue within two months of launch, setting a new high. Annualized revenue stands at approximately $110 million. About $1.3 million of the fees will flow to the Arbitrum ecosystem under a 10% net revenue sharing agreement. ARB token surged 46.7% in two weeks, with the next unlock of 139.2 million ARB (worth ~$15.2M) scheduled for September 23.

Robinhood Chain Posts Record Fee Revenue in First Two Months

Robinhood Chain has pulled in $13.05 million in cumulative fee revenue in just two months since launch, per the latest arbdata figures. That’s a new all-time high for the network. On an annualized basis, using the trailing 30-day average, the chain’s revenue run rate sits at about $110 million.

Revenue Sharing with Arbitrum Ecosystem

From that cumulative haul, roughly $1.3 million of the fees will go to the Arbitrum ecosystem. Under the licensing deal between the two sides, Robinhood Chain has to send 10% of its net protocol revenue back to Arbitrum, with 8% going to the Arbitrum DAO treasury and 2% to the Arbitrum Developer Guild.

ARB Price Surge and Upcoming Unlock

CoinGecko data shows ARB has climbed 46.7% over the past two weeks. The ARB unlock schedule runs until March 2027, and the next unlock is due on September 23, when about 139.2 million ARB tokens will be released. At current prices, that pile is worth around $15.2 million, or roughly 1.4% of total supply.

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